Temporary File Sharing — Nothing Stored, Ever

Other services store your files on their servers and promise to delete them later. Pinky swear. Our version of 'temporary': your files never exist on any server in the first place. Can't leak what you never had.

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How It Works

Your Device

Sender

Direct WebRTC

Their Device

Recipient

No server in the middle. Files stream directly between browsers using WebRTC.

1

Create Session

Start an ephemeral session. It exists only while you need it.

2

Transfer Directly

Files stream between devices via P2P. Nothing is stored on any server.

3

Session Ends

When you're done, the session disappears. No files remain anywhere.

The Ultimate Temporary Transfer

Temporary by Default

P2P transfers are inherently temporary. Files stream between devices in real time. When the session ends, the transfer is over. No server copy lingers.

No Trust Required

Self-destruct features on cloud services require you to trust that the server actually deletes your file. P2P requires no trust — the file was never on a server to begin with.

No Link to Expire

Cloud services give you a link that expires in 3-7 days. We give you a session code that works while both people are connected. Session over = data gone. Nothing to expire.

No Metadata Left Behind

File names, sizes, and contents are never stored on our servers. Connection metadata is minimal and contains nothing about what was transferred.

Perkoon P2P vs Self-Destructing File Services

Aspect Perkoon P2P Self-Destruct Services
Files stored? Never (P2P direct) Temporarily on server
Deletion method Nothing to delete Server deletes after download/timer
Trust required None — files never on server Trust provider to actually delete
Size limit None Usually capped

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I send to someone who's not online right now?

Yes — hit send and the transfer queues. When the receiver joins, it fires automatically. Your tab stays open. For true fire-and-forget (close your laptop, send a link), use cloud storage with configurable expiry.

How temporary is it?

Files exist on exactly two devices: the sender's and the receiver's. Nothing on any server. When the session ends, there's nothing to clean up because there was nothing to store.

What's the difference from WeTransfer?

WeTransfer uploads to their servers and gives you a link. P2P skips the server entirely — direct handoff. One is distribution, the other is a handshake.

File size limits?

None. Tested to 500GB+ in Chrome. No server = no cap.

Transfer and Leave No Trace

Nothing stored. Nothing to delete. Nothing to leak.

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